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snmp trap addModify
Adds or modifies trap reporting destination configurations. When an
event occurs, the system sends the trap that you specify here to the
destination address.
Valid Minimum Abbreviation
sn t a
Important Considerations
■
You can define up to 10 destination addresses and the set of traps
that are sent to each destination address.
■
No unlisted traps are transmitted.
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Specify a range of more than two trap numbers with a hyphen (-) and
nonsequential trap numbers with commas.
■
If the destination address that you entered is not a valid end station, if
a valid IP interface is not defined on the system, or if the agent does
not have a route to the destination, the agent displays this message:
Trap address invalid or unreachable
If you see this message, verify the IP address of the end station, that it
is online, and that a route exists to the intended management station.
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See the “Device Monitoring” chapter in the
Implementation Guide
for
your system for an explanation of what the individual traps mean.
Options
Prompt
Description
Possible Values
[Default]
Trap
destination
address
Destination IP address of the
SNMP manager
A valid destination
IP address
–
Trap
numbers to
enable
Traps that you want to direct
to the SNMP Manager
■
A valid trap #,
range, or
sequence of
valid trap #s
■
all
■
? (for a list of
available trap
numbers)
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Summary of Contents for CoreBuilder 3500
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Page 26: ...26 ABOUT THIS GUIDE...
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